Last week the first square was 7 x 3 flar rib.
Here is mine in a beautiful cobalt blue.
This week is sand stitch...
using multiples of 2, I've cast on 42 stitches...
Row 1: Knit
Row 2: *K1, P1*
Thats it! Very easy and it creates a scrumptious tactile square that looks good either side with the Easter break I should be able to get two of these squares done this week.
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So here is my next square underway in scraps of Aarlon Royal in steel blue or slate blue???
It's a joy to knit with this wool and I know these scraps are going to make a beautiful heirloom piece.
Something for the generations.
Hope you can follow and knit with me or if not, the patterns are here for when you are looking for a project.
Very nice. I don't now how to knit, I only crochet. Maybe something to learn in the future, all that counting scares me. lol
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Diane
Wonderful (I love ribbing)...I think I'm going to try the sand stitch square for this week along with ya, never did that stitch before, thanks Tanya :)
ReplyDeleteWell I started knitting a cushion cover today in garter stitch. Something simple to start off with. I have done 8 rows and have already dropped two stitches! Woe is me! haha
ReplyDeleteI actually started/finished a square in sand stitch the following day and it's a really fun stitch, now I'm back into the knitting mood.
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